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Question 124

Question 124

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  Refer to the graph. If U.S. citizens flock to Canada for summer vacations and buy more Canadian goods and services, then the A) supply curve will shift left. B) demand curve will shift right. C) price of U.S. dollars in Canadian dollars will rise. D) price of U.S. dollars in Canadian dollars will fall. Refer to the graph. If U.S. citizens flock to Canada for summer vacations and buy more Canadian goods and services, then the


A) supply curve will shift left.
B) demand curve will shift right.
C) price of U.S. dollars in Canadian dollars will rise.
D) price of U.S. dollars in Canadian dollars will fall.

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